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I have a VB 5 app that was developed in Windows NT and uses Microsoft Windows Common Controls (SP2). &nbsp;I am trying to deploy the app to both NT and 95. &nbsp;The 95 PC's that I have tried to install the application on do not have the drivers for Microsoft WIndows Common Controls (SP2). &nbsp;Does anyone know how I would go about getting the drivers for Windows 95.<br />
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I have a VB 5 app that was developed in Windows NT and uses Microsoft Windows Common Controls (SP2).  I am trying to deploy the app to both NT and 95.  The 95 PC's that I have tried to install the application on do not have the drivers for Microsoft WIndows Common Controls (SP2).  Does anyone know how I would go about getting the drivers for Windows 95.

Thanks.

Microsoft Windows Common Controls SP2

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